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This threshold drop would make a serious difference, because we’re not talking about $3.5 million in cash. We’re talking about net worth.

There are now 1.3 million households in the United States worth more than $5 million. And all the while inflation continues push more and more people into this category each year.

A modest family business, a suburban home, and a couple of decent cars could easily land a person in the range where their assets total more than $3.5 million, and would therefore have to be sold off upon their death in order to pay the government.

What this means:

How much wealth is exempted from the death tax, and what percentage is taken are both beside the point. The fact is that all the money being passed on after death has already been taxed when it was earned as income.

But with such a low exemption, this means small family businesses, and even farms are at risk of being dissected and confiscated by tax agents before they can transfer to the next generation.

Imagine the injustice of having to sell or dismantle a family business in order to hand over half of it to the government. A $5 million business is still pretty modest, especially when split between, say, three heirs. Yet even a business of that size would risk dissolution from the new Estate Taxes.

Government gag orders keep public in dark on unreasonable searches and seizures

What happened:

Secret subpoenas and gag orders served to tech companies from the Justice Department are coming under fire, as tech companies are fighting for the rights of their customers and the public to know what is going on behind closed doors.

Microsoft along with many other tech companies have recently filed suit against the Justice Department arguing that it is a violation of the Fourth Amendment to restrict them from telling their customers what documents will be searched by the government and why. They also point out that gag orders clearly violate the First Amendment, by restricting the free speech of the companies who are served subpoenas for their customers' information.

Open Whisper Systems with the help of the ACLU successfully lifted part of a gag order from the Justice Department, which allowed them to explain to the public the government's attempt to demand user data from them.

The company which created the popular encrypted messaging app Signal, received a subpoena from the Justice Department in the first half of this year, demanding information about two phone numbers. The subpoena was accompanied by a gag order, which is why the specific date of the subpoena has not been published.

But some gag orders have no expiration date. Who can tell how many companies have run into this issue, when they are legally forbidden from telling the public?

The government routinely restricts companies like microsoft, apple, and encryption providers from telling their customers or the public when a subpoena is issued for customer information. This means whoever is being investigated doesn't know.

Due process is going out the window and the biggest slap in the face comes when we are legally forbidden to talk about it. It is illegal to reveal the illegal activities of government.

Bait and Switch: Regulatory fallout from Wells-Fargo scandal will hurt small banks more

What happened:

To pass the Dodd-Frank financial reforms, the government baited the public into being angry at the big banks, and then passed legislation that would give the big banks an edge against small competitors in the long run. All the costly regulations affected banks big and small.

But small banks don't have the personnel to deal with new regulations, and find ways around them, like Wells-Fargo does. It is easy for large banks who already have teams of lawyers who know how to comply with regulation to forge forward while still posting profits. But in addition to the costs of compliance for small banks, reworking their business model to remain viable after new regulations is not always such an easy feat.

And now, Wells-Fargo was caught creating fake accounts under customers' names without their knowledge or consent. But while Elizabeth Warren was grilling the CEO, he must have been hardly able to suppress his smile.

He knows any new regulations will just help destroy his small competitors; banks which might actually serve the needs of their customers honestly.

The big banks know that any new regulations because of their dishonesty will disproportionately hurt their small competitors. Wells-Fargo must pay $185 million in fines for wrongdoing. But these fines may pay dividends when the small banks and lenders are crushed under legislation that was meant to be the big banks' "punishment."

What this means:

Though Wells-Fargo must pay $185 million in fines to the government, they have only paid customers affected a total of $2.5 million in the form of returning fees collected due to the fake accounts they set up. Yet $100 million of the fine will go to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Civil Penalty Fund.

The Civil Penalty Fund was part of the Dodd-Frank legislation, and was set up to pay back victims of financial crimes. But if the agency has money left over, they can use it for their own purposes, including educating consumers. This education could be in the form of supporting new regulations, which end up helping the big banks. So did Wells-Fargo just simply pay $100 million for a marketing campaign to support legislation and regulation that will help kill their competitors?

Wells-Fargo will forge on, just as they did after Dodd-Frank, to find new ways to manipulate their customers. The small banks, however, could very well disappear with each new wave of regulation supposedly aimed at stopping Wells-Fargo from doing what they keep doing regardless. Consumers will be forced to deal with such shady big banks, having had their other options destroyed by regulation.

Source : sovereignman.com

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The land of Liberty to become the Land of Hillary #socialistnightmare @investorseurope

What a shock. Bernie Sanders was a bum who didn’t earn a steady paycheck until he was 40 years old

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"What a shock.Bernie Sanders was a bum who didn’t earn a steady paycheck until he was 40 years old. He was a slob who lived in a shack with a dirt floor. He later wrote about masturbation and rape for left-wing rags for $50 a story. The Socialist then wormed his way into politics..."

Bill Clinton unloaded on Bernie Sanders and his supporters who have attacked his wife, Hillary, as she campaigns for the Democratic nomination.

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"'Anybody who takes money from Goldman Sachs can't possibly be president.' Why won't the Clintons be transparent on how much they received and if their speeches were 'kinda capitalist' rather than SOCIALIST..

When Hillary Clinton ditched government email in favor of a secret, personal address, it wasn't just an affront to Obama's vaunted transparency agenda—security experts consulted by Gawker have laid out a litany of potential threats that may have exposed her email conversations to potential interception by hackers and foreign intelligence agencies.

Investors Europe Stock Brokers's insight:

When Hillary Clinton ditched government email in favor of a secret, personal address, it wasn't just an affront to Obama's vaunted transparency agenda—security experts consulted by Gawker have laid out a litany of potential threats that may have exposed her email conversations to potential interception by hackers and foreign intelligence agencies.

"It is almost certain that at least some of the emails hosted at clintonemails.com were intercepted," independent security expert and developer Nic Cubrilovic told Gawker.

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